This is a collection of my seven favorite Bible verses for hurting parents. They are words of hope. They are treasures to me. My lifeline. I've accumulated them after many hours...
Words of Hope for Hurting Parents
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Parents Need to Know Warning Signs of Suicide
Are you the mom or dad of a child who is struggling with depression? Are you tormented not knowing if your child is safe or not - from themselves? Do you have an uneasy feeling...
Hurting Parents Discover Unexpected Outcome from Daughter’s Addictions
My husband and I began to see unexpected things happen with our 19-year-old daughter, Renee, after we received a very unexpected phone call. One of the safe people in her life...
Suicide Survivor shares story, gives hope
This is the story of a suicide survivor. I watched it the other night and it was so moving. I just had to share it. It gave me a lot of hope....
Is Your Child Using Social Media to Express Thoughts of Suicide?
Has your son or daughter expressed thoughts of suicide on their social media sites? Have you discovered email messages or texts that cause you to think they want to end their...
Desperate Parent’s S.O.S. for Help!
S.O.S. It is a well-known universal plea for help, a distress signal. Do you know what those three words stand for? I didn't. I had to look it up. It means Save Our Ship! ...
What do Parents in Pain Need?
Last night was the first night of the Florida Film Festival and Renee the movie(which is about my daughter) was the opening feature film. You can find out more about it and watch...
Earthquakes in your parenting? Do not fear!
The earthquake this past week on the eastern coast of the U.S. struck fear in the hearts of many people. No way! How could this happen? What next? So many emotions similar to...
Accepting my child’s destructive choices
Acceptance. Hmmmmmm . . . . What does it look like to work through painful losses with your son or daughter? When your child has a problem with drugs or alcohol,...
Powerless to Change My Child
"I can’t. God can. I think I’ll let him!” I love this statement. I think it should be the motto of every parent of a challenging, troubled child. If your son or daughter...